ServiceRpcDescriptor.RpcConnection.ConstructRpcClient Method
Definition
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Overloads
| ConstructRpcClient(Type) |
Produces a proxy that provides a strongly-typed API for invoking methods offered by the remote party. |
| ConstructRpcClient<T>() |
Produces a proxy that provides a strongly-typed API for invoking methods offered by the remote party. |
ConstructRpcClient(Type)
Produces a proxy that provides a strongly-typed API for invoking methods offered by the remote party.
public:
virtual System::Object ^ ConstructRpcClient(Type ^ interfaceType);public virtual object ConstructRpcClient (Type interfaceType);abstract member ConstructRpcClient : Type -> obj
override this.ConstructRpcClient : Type -> objPublic Overridable Function ConstructRpcClient (interfaceType As Type) As ObjectParameters
- interfaceType
- Type
The interface that the returned proxy should implement.
Returns
The generated proxy.
Exceptions
May be thrown when StartListening() has already been called.
Remarks
This method may be called any number of times, but restrictions may apply after StartListening() is called, particularly when interfaceType includes events.
Applies to
ConstructRpcClient<T>()
Produces a proxy that provides a strongly-typed API for invoking methods offered by the remote party.
public:
generic <typename T>
where T : class abstract T ConstructRpcClient();public abstract T ConstructRpcClient<T> () where T : class;abstract member ConstructRpcClient : unit -> 'T (requires 'T : null)Public MustOverride Function ConstructRpcClient(Of T As Class) () As TType Parameters
- T
The interface that the returned proxy should implement.
Returns
The generated proxy.
Exceptions
May be thrown when StartListening() has already been called.
Remarks
This method may be called any number of times, but restrictions may apply after StartListening() is called, particularly when T includes events.